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Hankook Chinaware on Monday displays the china it will supply to the Vatican to mark Pope Francis’ visit to South Korea later this week. (Kim Myung-sub/The Korea Herald)
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(Photo News) Plates for the Vatican
Aug. 11, 2014 - 21:23
By Korea Herald
Hankook Chinaware on Monday displays the china it will supply to the Vatican to mark Pope Francis’ visit to South Korea later this week. (Kim Myung-sub/The Korea Herald)
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